[Salman]

I do not believe this.

[tumblindice]

No Steve Buscemi playing his violin? What’s the problem here.

[dangerdoc]

Notice that the picture doesn’t show if the receipt is the customer or merchant copy. I make sure to take the customer copy of my receipt to keep some goober from involving me in one of these attention getting stunts.

[Kenton]

And another snowflake has a meltdown...

Look hon. YOU were the one displaying your preferences on your sleeve, so to speak. I don't care who you choose to sleep with, but in this case, whether you meant to or not, you were making an overt political statement.

Now it's a simple matter of fact that politics divides us, and when you flaunt yours, it's going to provoke a reaction from some of the people who are exposed to it.

You work in a service industry that depends upon a wide variety of guests, and you work in a low-skilled field where you depend on tips.

By "virtue signaling" your sexual preference, you give non-"progressives" a message that basically says "I'm DIFFERENT than you homophobic straight people". No, probably nobody else cares, they just don't like that attitude shoved in their faces.

Wear long sleeves at work, you won't have this problem.

[VideoDoctor]

"It was shocking. I couldn't help but feel hurt,"

Well me too!.. "I'm shocked I tell you, shocked."

( Someone please put up the Captain Renault pic from Casablanca- Thanks! )

[fwdude]

“Gay” hoax “crime” #875,213.

[Hoffer Rand]

Customer probably left a cash tip as a curtesy to the server, so she didn’t have to claim it as wages (illegal for her, but most don’t). Instead, she used their generosity as a weapon to further her political agenda. Next time, write “left cash on table” in tip line, instead of “0”.

[CharlesWayneCT]

I believe it. People actually take to public media to whine every time a single person does something against them.

In my day we’d be embarrassed to suggest we were so weak, but now weakness seems to be a virtue.

“I’m so traumatized someone didn’t like my tattoo and decided not to tip me”. Well, at least they told you why, so you can decide if it is worth it to you to show your tattoo or not.

[pgkdan]

Every one of these stories I’ve seen has been a hoax, I’m betting this one is too.

[Still Thinking]

Isn’t a willingness to take the consequences an integral part of taking a public stand on a controversial issue? What’s she saying, “I support LGBTs, so long as I can do so at no cost”? Real crusader, that one.

[DoodleDawg]

"Can't tip someone who doesn't love Jesus! Bad tatoo [sic]" wrote the customer, instead of a tip, for Samantha Heaton, who bears rainbow-coloured equality bars on her arm, and has been serving at Buffalo Wild Wings for a year.

If true then I suspect the couple in question don't tip anywhere since they can never know for sure what server loves Jesus and what server doesn't. Nice scam.

[fwdude]

These people are such abject, pathological liars. Even after they’re caught, they try to justify it.

[familyop]

I don’t discuss anyone’s tattoo/pit bull/drug religion, and I steer my money away from businesses that hire it.

[Oztrich Boy]

I couldn't help but feel hurt," Samantha told the BBC

Try harder

[SoFloFreeper]

If true (and we have plenty of reason to doubt the media these days) the behaviour of the so-called Christians is abhorrent.

If the young lady was a good waitress, the response is to give a good tip. Pharisees would turn their nose up at this woman and walk away. “I thank thee Lord that I am not a sinner like this lesbian...”

The way we win people over to the truth of the Gospel is being LIKE Jesus. Jesus didn’t shun sinners. He loved them while calling them out of sin. These people did the opposite. (Again, I am assuming the report is true.)